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Conservation Physiology publishes research on all taxa (microbes, plants and animals) focused on understanding and predicting how organisms, populations, ecosystems and natural resources respond to environmental change and stressors.
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Call for Papers: Special Issue - Insights and Tools from Biologging for Conservation Physiology
This special issue will feature research undertaken using biologging approaches in freshwater, marine and terrestrial ecosystems, aimed at providing insights on animal physiology for conservation and management.
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Conservation Physiology is a fully open access journal. Click below to find information about licensing and publishing charges, including discounts for SEB members.
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New Special Issue: Conservation Physiology in Practice: Traits and Measurements in Plant Conservation
Physiological traits are increasingly used to plan and monitor programs targeting the conservation and restoration of plant communities, spanning a broad range of in situ and ex situ programs. This special issue of Conservation Physiology features a selection of emerging research programs using measurements of physiology to advance plant conservation and restoration.
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Conservation Physiology is a community-facing journal partly owned by the Society for Experimental Biology. There are many reasons to publish your work in Conservation Physiology including constructive peer review, a dedicated editorial office, a field-defining editorial board, and promotional opportunities.
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SEB Impact Collections
Science with Impact
To commemorate the Society for Experimental Biology’s Centenary year, this article collection showcases the impactful research published to date in the society's five academic journals, including Conservation Physiology.
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Scientists with Impact
These interviews, conducted by the SEB, celebrate the achievements of influential animal biologists and showcase a variety of scientific careers.
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Marine Mammal Bioenergetics
In this special issue we review the current state of knowledge of bioenergetic models for marine mammals, establish best practices and provide directions for further research in the field with conservation applications
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Dynamic Energy Budget (DEB) Theory and conservation issues; Forecasting in a changing world
In this special issue we explore dynamic energy budget (DEB) theory to conservation issues and its applications in conservation research. DEB theory was first developed in 1979 at the crossing of biology, physics, chemistry, and ecology.
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